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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
Norrs IN TIE LABOR WORLD.

Tbc sIver-chasers' lockout and strike Is delnItcV
settIcd The chasers all returned to work yesterday
except n few whom the bosses Will not take back
The men complain that they did not receive the
financial assistance that they had right 10 eXpec.
,rn,, T.trict Assembly No. 40. Eighty men nave
hecn out Tor sixteen weeks and they only rscokeu
about $500. The chasers are much pie1seo "ie'
fhe change In District Assembly Az
Tho Icemep have decided 10 aslt for an increase
~ :, nor cont iu wages. It Is not probable thaf
there win be any strike, most Of the companies
and icc-dcacrs have slgnhed their Willingness u
rant the demands OF the men.
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POSITION OF FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE.
PROPOSAL TO TAX THEM REJECTED-THE SENATE

PARIS, June 27-The committee appointed to inquire
into the position Of foreigners in France to-day rejected
the proposal to tax all foreigners after haying heard
Minister Flourens's views the subject proposal
then made that foreigners shall bo obliged to de-
clare their domce in order to insure identity and sub
ect them to the taxes imposed upon French
men exempt from military service NJ Fourcns said
that the new proposal did not appear to be contrary
to existing commercial treaties.
In the Chamber of Deputies today NJ labordere moved
that the Senate be elected by universal suffrage and
asked urgency for the motion.
Premier ROuvier and NJ Raynal opposed the motion,
saying that such would result in the suppress
sion of the Senate whose existence was desirable.
motion for urgency was rejected by q vote OF BIT
to 205.
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4 WOMAN LEAPS FROM A PERRYBoAE -

woman age TWENTY-FIVE. whose name has not been as
csrained jumped the river ast night IRON tne Eric
railway ierryboat Jay Gould The boIt left
A. 400 M and had almost reached the pier in Jersey
Cty when the woman clmed the rail- aud jumped nt9
the river ladder lowered aud tho woman was
by James Caldwell Of the deck hands snc was atss1
IN black satin dress with bead trimnns pocSSss"s Srs
as onnd In her possexsou containing Two conta ana
on which printed T. Guezo. Jr xaamsvns % noss: tr
and GlDert lane Hass S~~
% the Jersey City Hospital fe' B
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STRIKERS DRIVEN AWAY WITH HOT WATER

ROCHESTER, June 27-The masons' helpers and the Ia
borcrs employed and street improvements quit
this morning. demanding 81 rs day OF nine hours
work. The strike ordered by the local assemblies
In two three instances nonunon men empoyedby con
tractors street work were driven away by the sKers'
but no one has been injured thus far The union men
COMPRISE les, than onethrd OF the number Of aborcrs
Nonunion men on jobs the centre OF the city have not
been moesed When the strikers visited tho works OF
Mcconnell x Jones and eDdeavorcd to persuade thc
workmen engaged there quit, they were ordered to
leave the works Failing to comply with the order tney
were treated to bath Of hot water from steam ongue
The strikers then began throw stones injuring two
but after two threo or them had been scaueu
they retreated aud soon departed tor other neids
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MRS. JAMES BROWN POTTER IN "cIvIL WAR;

MRS. JAMES BROWN POTTER IN "CIvIL WAR"
LONDON, June 27.-"Civil War" was produced at tho
Gaiety Theatre night with Mrs James Brown Potter
IN the leading role. There brilliant audience In
cuding the Prince and Princess of Wales and the King
Of Greece Mrs. Potter has become promising actress
her performance tonight showing marked improve
lnent over her previous efforts Tho dresses worn by
her were beautiful she heartily applauded through
out the play, and we'll supported by Kyre Bollew,
Amy ROselle and James Fernandez.
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PORTIONS OF BODY FOUND IN LAKE ONTARIO.
LocKpoRT. June 27 (specaD.-The trunk OF a man WAS
found In the sand the lake shore at OcOt. twelve
miles uorth. Saturday. To-day human leg found
floating the water at Wilson, six miles
west Of Olcott. and Saturday another leg
was seen the whirlpool at the foot Of the Horse Ebeo
Falls In the Niagara These members 1t Is supposed be-
long TO body and 1t is thought 10 be r. H. 1rgg tho
Baltimore railroad man. who Jumped from Three Sisters
Island week from Sunday.
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DISCOVERY OF oyIp's TOMB.

LONDON, June 27.-It is announced tnat Ovlds tomb
has been discovered The location is at Anadokio near
Kustendami The stone marking the tomb represents
Ovids arrival at the Island OF Toni. when he ban
ished thithcr by Augustus A. d. g. account Of the
poets intrigue With the Emperors daughter julia and
Apollo's reception OF him. Ovd's Isle is few miles
f,nr Euata tani
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MALrREATING BAILIFF AND HIS SISTERS.

DUBLIN, June 27.-Yesterday gang Of unknown per-
sons made an attack NJ on the house OF water bsf
near Bundoran, County Donegal They beat the baiG
with iron bar partly severng ear and two sisters
of the baiif who attempted to protect him. were cut
with fish gaf Six bavo been made in connoc-
ton with the outrage 1t believed that the intention
Of the mlscreants TO intimidae the ban 80 as TO
deter him from giving evidence in poaching case.
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NO ELEVATED ROAD FOR PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27 tSpeciaD.-Thc Consolidated
Elevated Railroad bill was by the companys own re-
quest practically killed in Select Council this afternoon
by vote OF 20 to9 The reasons for this action arc
stated be Difference to the wishes OF tho many VINO
are opposed TO elevated roads The company also ASKS
that committee be appointed report upon the nece'
sy OF elevated roads In Philadelphia the best route or
to be selected and TO devise proper means to pro-
tect the rights of the city and property owners and secure
lust compensation them. resolution was offered 70
appoint commission to select route for An elevated
Tad hnt Il was deeaed This will kill all prospe cts or
I'm elevated road In this city for az least ear A.
At the Academy of Music tonight citizens indgna
ton meeting was held TO oppose the granting D Couhc
the privilege to the corporations whose plans arc
now before that body OF constructing o,Snn an Sls
snowden Joshua l. Bay Hampton l. Carson rhy rraneI a
b. Reeves, W. W. Carr and Rudolf ph BiahD1re lhey az
urged the people form division and ward assocatons
and tight these proposed roads until the oittcr end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

Clarence NJ Buell. who says that he Ia mining enshee''
oa.red hmseas surety Max Augern who was ar
ra.,ed in civil suit for begun against Won Augern bY
te seventh Ward Bank In the supreme Court hs
sworc on OF the sureues IN June Soo, ,ha, %
ms the owner OF No yB5 Eighteenth St. rookyn anu tna
tas property worth over $4,000 re aa noa own 70 ne
and he pleaded guilty before Hccorder emy
charge OF perjury The kecorer Yesterday onsonce~ D"e
a. s,ar yaars and six mon the stale Prison.
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THE catalogue of the Crews is AS foI ows :
COLUMBIA.
uI.NEss oF A CoRNELL oARsMAN.

ILLNESS OF A CURNELL OAKsMAN
WORCESTER siass June 81 tspecipp. Fielder
of the Cornell University fouroared crew, is disabled by
an abscess his right breast 1t is expected that tho
crisis In his maady will he In day two and that
he will then his place In the boat For the present
Albert Hamm the professional coach OF the crew. taxes
the place the captain at No. In the practice spn~
The Bowdoins In fine trim
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prrrTVER FOR THE FIDELITY BANK.

CrscIsyATI June 27.-Davd Armstrong, OF JACKSON
Ohio has been selected for receiver OF the Fidelity BANK
He Ia In the city and has to await inc eAcou.on ""
y, his hond before taking possession. Mr.. Arm
-, q, row ca,bier OF the First National Bank OF jack
son n bank with a capital OF $4,000
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 27-Thc Thorntown Naliohai
Rank Of Thorntown Ind to-day brought suit for aasn
DAM sor e. 700 against the funds In the Indiana ma
,na, pang of this cy tho credit OF the fiacity
No1ionai Hank. of Cincinnati The Thorntown BANK naa
that amount deposit In the Fidelity "heh 'n' ''''
Cd
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GIVING THE SULTAN MORE TIME.

LONDON June 27.-sir James Ferguson, Under-secre
tary Foreign Affairs announced in the House OF Com
mons this afternoon that Turkey had urgently asked
England consent TO a posponement until the Attn OF
July of the formers ratification OF the Anglo Turkish
Egyptian Convention and that England had consented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
PROHIBITIOyISTS AFTER THE LABOR VOTES.

PROHIBITIONISIS AFIEh IHL Id bOH VI11S'
DELAWARE Ohio, June 27 (Special. l.-To- morrow the
Ohio Prohbitionsts begin threo days STATE Conven
ton In this CITY, Every prominent prohibition orator OF
the nation will be present and effort has been made
to have this the largest prohibition convention ever held
in the United Owing to the recent labor agta-
ton the prohibition platform will be framed with hope
OF labor Endorsement and support OF the ticket The
folly OF this evident when considered that the
main the Ohio labor party Is in the German
wards OF Cincinnati, which have always rebclei at any
taxation or restriction OF tho liquor traffic tull state
ticket Will be nominated William q. Frost OF ODernn
Is the likely nominee for Governor.
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GROUND BROKEyFoRA A cHURoHBY OLD PEOPLE

GROUND BROkENFOKd UHUHUHb OF 0LD I0I III
PHILADELPHIA, June 27 tSpccidn -Ground was
broken to-day at Fifteenth and Mount Vernon sts''
for the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr'
Heskill the oldest male member OF the congregation,
dma tbe frat shoyetul of earth. Then lady who had
reached her Tooth year handled the shovel, and py
turn all the old members we'll as the young adies
took their turn throwing out spadelul OF eartn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
. prCyCrr RECORD RROKEN

LONDON, June 27.-At Alexandra Park to-day Temple,
racing against me beat the bicycle record for quarter
of a mile covering the distance in 81 10 seconds.
Woodsde failed TO cut down the fyeinile record.
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whole project lie over until my return from wedding
trip" Mr. Carnegie's remark whom questioned In
regard to the subject And added one Of his intimate
business associates yesterday everything nov depends
Mr. Carne gie had plans submitted to him before
his departure three from Pittsburg architecta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

ILLINOIS PLEUROPyEUMOSA BILL LAW.
spRrssrIrLp Ill, June 27.-Lieutenant and Acting
overnor Smith left the city to-day without signing the
plcuro pneumonia and other bills left by Governor
ogesby and they will become laws tonight without Ex-
ccutiye appruval
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ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.

LONDON, June CIV. II. Smith, First Lord OF the
Treasury replying In the House Of Commons tonight to
Mr. Johnston member for South Belfast said that no
proposal to establish diplomatic relations between Eng
land and Vatican had been contemplated, nor
had any proposal been made TO or by the Govern
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COLLAPSE OF THE GHIIzI REBELLION.
sMIA, June 27.-It is reported that the rebellion
against the Ameer in Afghanstan coapsng and that
the Ghilzls returning ~ their homes.
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,.na n.prra1r ro nEGIpE ABOUr VIE OASTLE

MRS CARNEGIE TO DECIDE ABOUT 1Hh va 'iH.
PITIsBURG, June 81 tspeeidD.-lhe orecuon VI W.
Carnegie Castle, at Cresson, fenn' tho aohsn',a'
an. A,syhenv Mountains will depend now altogether
ror thu decision of Mrs Andrew Carnegie. When MI
Carnegie started upon his wedding tour the project mao
No, hs.u abandoned AZ some supposed II will let tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
PREPARING TO RESIST EyICTIoNs.

DUBLIN, June 27.The tenants Oh the Kingston estate
at Mtchestown have resolved to resist the service OF
wrts of eviction which is proposed 10 issue against
them. william OBrien will shortly visit the tenants
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STATE RAyouET AT wIspsOR CASTLE.

LONDON, June 27-The Queen gave state banquet at
Windsor Castle this evening Many OF the royal visitors
and other distinguished persons were present.
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OVER s5. 100000 PAID on THE NEW STOCK.


PHILADELPHIA, June 27 (Specab-lt was stated al tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Office this afternoon that 'ne
privilege OF subscribing to the new stock OF the fehus
vana Railroad Company expires on June 3o Already
over 900 900 OF the ss0oooOo or more "hch WI" %
paid has been received Payments may be made IN iuii
prior TO July or onchaf can bc paid prior to that time
and the remaining half prior to September Receipts
bearing interest at the rate OF per cent per
from the date OF payment until Novemb cr are gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA June 27 tSpeeiaD.-At the Reading
Railroad 1t was stated that General Manager MoLeod
has written letter TO the commuters who DEMANDED
reduction OF rates the Germantown and Norrlstom
branch lie says that instead OF the rates being 700
high they respects too low and that the co
pany cannot grant tho request
PiTIsBURG, June 27 (SpeeaD.-An order was made III
the United states Circuit Court to-day continuing the
order restraining the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitsburg
Railroad Company from issuing additional certificates
indebtedness amounting TO $3OOO,OOO, pending mouoh
for preliminary investigation.
PIITsRuRG, June 27.-In the United States Crcuit
Court to-day order made continuing the restrain
ing order In the OF Jacob Hays against tho Biaio
Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad until tho further
order OF court The original order was one restrain,
ing the officers and stockholders from issuing S3OoooO
of certificates OF indebtedness pending motion lor
preliminary injunction covering that aud other proposed
actions OF the Board
MISNEAPoLIs, Minn., June 27. The Minnesota Belt
Line Railway and Transfer Company vas incorporat cd
to-day by W. d. washburn, A. j. Blcthen, r. b. Lang
don H. T. Fletcher. John Crosby. W. King, George A.
Brackctt j. s. PhrlsDury aud W. ii. Eustis Capital
stock 81 100000 The company will construct termi'
nal lines In Minneapolis AMI ST Paul and petwseen
cIties new transfer limo from the stock yardA 20 MN
nosola Trsnsfer Will be managed By the COMPANY.
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THE GENEsTA WINS THE JUBILEE RACE.

LONDON, June 27.-The Genesta has won the Jubilee
yacht race. Her time the II days, l6
hours and 55 minutes.
The Sleuthhound was signalled of Ventnor, Isle OF
Wight, at 1910 a. IN.
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urrcurrI. WILLING TO FIGHT.


PIrrsBuRc lime ~ (speciaChariss Mitchell. the Eng
sh pugst indignant today over tho pnDnsned sAe
pent that Rcddy Gallagher Of Cleveland hsd @
never received challenge would be glad 10 get natcn
with Gallagher 500 houss and would break SAia-
gher's arm.
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L1EBgNEcHT CANNOT BE HEARD.

BERLIN, June 27-The Bremen police authorities have
prohibited Lebknechts lecture the Knights Of Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
pR MGLYNY on TRE LABOR PARTY SrRENGTM

DR. HGLYNN on TIE LABOR PARTY STRENGTH
CHICAGO June 81 CSpecidi.-At tho picnic OF District
Assembly No a. OF tho Knights OF Labor, this after
noon at Custer Park DR. McGlynn's speech was tho
great attraction When DIR. McGlynns stalwart form
appeared the the audience gave wild cheer
OF welcome Referring to tho charge that the land
would be improved Henry Georges theories car
red out Dr. McGlynn said that the greatest dry goods
emporium in Nsw-York founded by A. T. Stewart,
stands on land that belongs tho city. Ho declares
that In Brooklyn and New York there would De over
100 600 votes for Land and Labor party at the
next election. The new Progressive party would not
stop here but in 1883 would have candidate Tor frcsF
dan u fhe tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

refuse to ratify the Egyptian convention French dis
patches from Consnntnopo that the Sultan has
been induced to sign the convention by the representa-
tons Of his Ministers that France acQuesced In such
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

HAS TIE SULTAN SIGNED OR MOTT
OAHos June 27It s stated that Ahmed Moukhtar, the
sukish Commissioner has heard that the Sultan viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
ENGLISH PRINCES In DUBLIN.
ALBERT VICTOR AND GEORGE, OF WALLIS, CHEERE

ALBERT VICTOR AND GEORGE, OF WALfs, ChEENED
BY LOYAL IRIsHMEN.
LONDON, June 27.-Prince Albert Victor and Prince
George. Wales, Ireland to-day to attend the
ceremonies which will take place in St. Paricks Cathe-
dra to- In honor Of the Queens jubilee They
arc accompanied by Captain Grevle
DUBLIN, June 27.-The Princes arrived at Kingston at
the APPOINTED time received with great enthu-
siasm The Marquis OF Londonderry Irish vieeroy met
them and the Commissioners presented them with
In address The Princes then proceeded to Dublin Upon
their arrival here they were presented with an adaress @
Of welcome by the Conservative cuZens one OF the
sentiments expressed in this address was as follows;
grandsonso Of her Majesty The Queen un
liberty and constitutional government
Prince Albert Victor responded to the address and then
he and his brother with their party and escort, pro
ceeded to the vccrega lodge During journey OF the
Princes through the streets there much cheering by
the crowds some cries Of coercion" and occasional
cheering for Mr. Parnen
THE POPE AND THE IRISH QUESTION
LONDON June 2Z-The Pope has postponed the visit Of
Monsgnor Persco and Monsgnor Gualdi TO Ireland be-
cause Of tho representations made the Vatican by
Cardinal Manning and Archbishop wakh The mission
was ordered with view obtain report based on per-
sona observation OF the political and social condition of
fhe Irish people. Cardinal Manning and Archbishop
M afs Tue ps aSM %o be
ANA would produce bad impression
GILL RETIREs IN FAVOR OF SEXTON.
DUBLIN, juno 27.-Mr. Parnell has advised Mr. Gill,
who recently nominated by the Common Council as
Lord Mayor Of Dublin, and whose nomination cansed
eome discontcnt among the Natonalists withdraw
tvor Of Mr. Sexton. Mr.. Gin has accepted the advice
onored BY Mr. Parnell and mas Withdrawn his name as
candidate
HAS THE SULTAN SIGNED OR MOTT
CARO- June 2zIt stated that Ahmed Moukhtar. the
snrksa Commissioners. has heard that the Sultan win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30
REMARKABLE RECOGNITION or 4 GOWN.


Last sprlng a Dorchester lady gave fremont ST.
dIcs shaker an order for dcsS To DE maze III d'S'
OF course the directions were explicit Tho drcH'
arrived In tho course month and was sent by eA-
press hy tho dr,-snakcr to the address Of tho la1y
who ordered IL. a thief singlcd ont this particular
parcel tho route, secured IT, ana maze booa mo
escape. Tho cxprcssman Is supposed To nave Dotho
tho loss about gao. Last evening the l~hS VINO was
thus cheated Of this piece Of foreign appafci had
woman. 1t wa. ON Westinghouse In the heart OF
tho town Her IDEAS with regard To that dress wero
all illustrated before hcr-enjoyed by another' ono
did what a man could never have done dcntlhed
thom 10 a certainty. Dscrccty she called the at
tcntion OF n policeman, who asked the wcarer OF the
Paris drc,s t. ac Company him To the Lagrange Strcct
Station Sho was sensible and made no trouble
alont tho matter. She stated at tina, place mat shc
purchased tho dicss from Thomas j. Mcken1lo Inc
latter was found and admitted the statement To be
true. Ito sad he purchased the dress OF two boys
As tho boys could not be- found last night MohohMrt
was held An officer accompanied the pOS-esaOr ~
tho lot gown, home and secured II. Who VIII WEI"
10 f. not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30
NILLIONAJRES CROWD A RESTA URANT
From The CkfcqUO Nstcs

Tho restaurants IN the business Districts which arc
often present spportun for interesting observations
Of extremes In the commercial world Tho merchant
is often seen alongside Of clerk both MUNICH
ing sand wichss The other day there remarkable
gathering mionaires In OF these lcstau
rants which are provided with long counter besides
tables placed in alcove rOome. II was purely an acc
denial ueeting each man had dropped in for bite TO
eat Scattered about elevated on stools at the
counter. some seated at tables were W H. Linn sam
Aller,on George Champlin. John Cudahy, Norman
Resm H. Partridge, Nelson Morris, john Williams.
Charles Counselman. while Marshall Field walked
through the place and - r. Hutchinson lookedin There
were besides dozen men present whose wealth Is OK
presseu six figures. An observer roughly estimates
that tbe wealth OF the TIVE men exceeded SloOOOOOo
liza owners instead OF lunchng suinptuOusly on the
rarest and coscst vands tho menu provided almost 10
a man ate sptriHgy or slApIe ioOd anu spent no
unnecessary time over II.
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PLENTY or TIME FOR iRGUIiEyT

When IL was asserted that President Hayes woud
listen Ia recommendations for Office from Conclc.sncu
although he had made the appointments several days
before tho following Indiana story was told 4
rural justice OF tho peace, Squire Edmund-. cousin
OF the senator from Vermont, hourishc amid the chls
and fevers on the banks Of the Wabash. \ case If
great local Interest was being tried before him wit bout
jury Tho attorney for tho plaintiff had spoken for
two hours and appeared "a II Just getting started in
his exOrdlum. The defendants counsel, with a hugo
roll Of manuscript, sat near him taking page on page
of notes The court room was crowded. As the hands
Of the clock pointed TO he hour of noon Squire Ednunds
arose. mOtOned to the attorneys and said When tho
learned counsel have concluded their ablc argument
they will find my decision in this drawer wrote 10
oui last night The court Is going 10 dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30
Uideous In Every Cuise.

whether 1t be the best known FORM chs and fever css
bilious cake is that abomnabs
disorder involving the liver the bowels Kidneys
known malaria Every complaint CLASSIFIED under this
generic though appeaion is
system but is unhappy be sublued
checked by the OF ordinary nervnes februgcs tonc
There s However prompt relief and ultimate 10
found In Hosetters Stomach Bter foremost among tho
proprietary remedies ot America and widely known other
lands Not only diseases born OF masma bat Iheunatio
complaints supenduced by exposure In bad weather. iu
herted debility OF the kidneys bladder dys
pepsia and irregular condition Of bowels. curable
certain TO DO cured by this dessvedy esteemed and
professionally sanctioned corrective